Disagreeing on when you separated can cost you thousands in an Ontario divorce, writes family lawyer Lisa Gelman. Here is why the timeline matters.
Q: “My spouse and I cannot agree on when we actually separated. I say it was in June, but my spouse says it was seven months earlier.
We were still living in the same house for some of that time, so I didn’t think the exact date mattered. My lawyer says it could impact our financial situation significantly.
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